The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-05

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building ' fnS again sG Psss
bndns wei out 2, sight alSWInE none :, tSs
them undergoing drill seysrs hours each day IA.
they sspf may be familiar with their use, and DO
mss Be- sta msds Ro% from
With 9Ss isli SaIdns itss, everything ls
watching things very closely that one would
discover that any unusual event Il engaging
sSse tas history Of Cock c Snnv
/ as yet Tor the awful event They say II will
but ss sSa sn m0 s for n not sS sss esn
them. to do. SO. That's bosh They are pre-
wardiy they content themselves with attending
to little minor matters, such as strengthenln ing
and the reception hall where visitors are al
lowed to range themselves when talking TO
Chicago depends on the lake. and II is as the
phrase goes, y first- class lake for It's water
To-day the police authorities have sent force
Ference Sy men er Who % as ind psasare IN
stopping the supply OF water and confagra-
hSSs1 81 dare sS there there is n %n tS
things OF importance to be attended to OF which
and the great pSes
and gapes ut the stone walls Of the jail.
few see the prisoners. but they are aE not 9t
the Mo s9 and tn thsr cRdPen Poor things
| how they suffer. and how little the men appear
sSg Gf o rs
ward at : grated window through which Et there
n ness with Y which His eyes feasted On the light
from outside gave his usually grabbed 81 bed face q
Of another Friday. No doubt this Thought had
at hn Sf se
beneath him looked and looked at him till the
door shut him from her sight ,.,,,,... NJ.
Asors c Sn" 81 he AS5ils zsne we're liz
Tor little f' vii and was srasifisd to see that
stone merchant had eT wordS with F .,1nm
pressure is being brought to bear on Fielder
70 induce him to make special plea to the
trial. Fieden is too much Of man to BE- clicked
| to death, and that Is put as the basis for
a Woodworking man and his character has
ALWAYS been morally clean. He was g3 %
and a his AND bs a
s grew out Of zeal he honestly felt for the poor
A' Fie dds' smoked cigar complacently. His
hands were, thrust deeply into his trousers
With he he Up
and down the corridor smoking, the picture OF
good health and mental NJ serenity The others
them No one to look at these, mon would
lives, and that Just one week from to-day they
are to perish on the gallows.
the 1 the and
that it can be put together in few hours. But
belief there would be no occasion to use It 80 far
as the Anarchists are concerned. Just at pros;
Criminal Court that the hangman will have no
| work to do on next Friday.
a% Of and s ony ee
morning no was, resplendent in a flaming red
granting out in German something a6oqt
given to illinois. WIN she sneak pS1t or stand
forth with Respondent dignity2 HOWARD.
The committee. consisting OF the Rev. Father
Huntington. Robert G. Ineersoll. and John
swint9n Who will be asked t9 visit the Cover r.
aaEs NOT
day whether he would act as one OF the COM
MY opinion OF the m latter is we'll known" he
muted." '0 ' '''' N0''s'''N0
The committees appointed by the various
| labor organizations sent out this circular yes
| terday to oyery clergyman In the city:
to YOU to deal with the case Of the chicago
w s. ysa e sss.
S:ssa M e 81; ana s
xsisS sss.Sss q vs!ifhSSn interest
RD~ e k SsSoi see1 as@sn'
| THREATS BY EDITOR sHEvITcH.
In Germanin Assembly Rooms, last night
Editor II. Z. Shevitch made the boldest and
sTy p t made tSEn
Of their graves will rise seven million cham.
atrocious murder that viii ever have been com
mitted under the folds Of this American n1 flag,
w @ FLAG be ~ 9s that
to be done. 1t will prove that the workingmen
are fools, or rasGals or slaves. duped by tho
~ i sometimes think that workingmen are
slaves. Why do they submit to III say. as a
| RUSSIAN born. tnat even the CZRr WOulu not AT
tempt such crime RS is contemplated In Chi
cago. As an American citizen | shall be
| ashamed OF the American flag II the crime Is
accomplished. l appeal to. you to save the
| country from the disgrace Oft.
If the crime shall be contaminated. then
the day is not distant that with every dron Of
their own blood shall they answer for what
| they have done. II the crime shall be con-
summated, then will 1t be q forerunner Of q
| season OF misery and strife and bloodshed
| the civil war;"
Mr.. Slevtch declared that the editors OF the
| American newspapers who did not protest
against the hanging were themselves hang
men. The speech seemed to set tho audience
| wild.
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